The phrase "in which perspectives" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when discussing different viewpoints or angles on a particular topic or issue.
Example: "The research paper explores the various factors in which perspectives on climate change can differ."
Alternatives: "from which viewpoints" or "through which lenses"
Therefore, the key to understand the particularity rests with in which perspective and level to investigate the basic concepts?
Hoffman [46] proposed a theory in which perspective-taking and sympathy are negatively related to feelings of personal distress when observing another individual in distress, whereby one cannot differentiate self from other.
Judicial decision-making functions best with a dialogue of different perspectives, a dialogue in which competing perspectives challenge each other.
But representing several that we take to be especially important will at least give us a reasonable sense of the partiality of particular perspectives, and the kinds of ways in which different perspectives overlap and interact.
The physicians also did not call all suffering unbearable, and the perspectives of the patient and the physician were similar in most of the cases in which both perspectives had been described.
I asked Stoppard about the world of his plays, in which different perspectives unfold inside each other, like reversible prisms.
By the end of the 20th century, anthropology was beginning to be transformed from a Western and, some have said, "colonial"—scholarly enterprise into one in which Western perspectives are regularly challenged by non-Western ones.
Organizations today face complex decision-making environments in which multiple perspectives must be considered.
The dynamics of these discussions revealed the way in which STS perspectives about tacit knowledge can be experienced as uncomfortable knowledge by synthetic biologists.
